Moore Residents Continue Painful Recovery From Massive Tornado Strike

The transcript recounts a harrowing experience of taking shelter during a tornado. The narrator describes entering the storm shelter just before the tornado hit, the intense sounds and sensations during the storm, and the aftermath, including the smell of natural gas and eventual rescue by neighbors. Despite the destruction, the narrator's dogs and the neighbor's dogs survived unharmed.

What action did the narrator's neighbor take as the storm approached?

• He opened the door to let more people in.

• He held the door closed to prevent it from opening.

• He left the shelter to check on his house.

• He called 911 immediately.

What did the narrator and others in the shelter notice about the house during the storm?

• The house had been blown down.

• The house was flooded.

• The house was on fire.

• The house was intact.

What unusual sound did the narrator hear after the storm passed?

• The sound of rain.

• The sound of sirens.

• The sound of birds chirping.

• The sound of natural gas spewing.

How long did it take for the neighbors to come and help after the storm?

• About an hour.

• About 30 minutes.

• About 15 minutes.

• About two hours.

What was the condition of the narrator's dogs after the storm?

• They were injured.

• They were missing.

• They were fine.

• They were scared but unharmed.